Independent College Dublin

Campus setting	Urban
Living cost	RM 6,082 per month
Student population	Small (1,000 or less)
International students	10%
Institution type	Private

About Independent College Dublin

Independent College Dublin is an institute determined to provide all of our students with a rewarding, professional, and career-focused education of the very highest quality. Their faculty members are committed to maintaining academic excellence not just through great teaching but through personal, individual support.

The lecturers and tutors are among the most-respected academics in their fields. They are people with real experience and industry insight. Class sizes are small so that everyone can contribute to debate and discussion and nobody gets left behind.

Independent College Dublin programmes are validated to the highest standards both nationally and internationally. Your new qualification stands for academic achievement but also a deeper understanding of your subject in practical terms and this is highly valued in your field.

Campus information

At Independent College Dublin, they create an environment that is both inviting and comfortable, allowing students to work for extended periods of time.

Independent Colleges’ main campus is located at The Steelworks, Foley Street, Dublin 1. The Steelworks is an impressive five storey building with 40 classrooms & floor to ceiling window atrium, roof top restaurant & outdoor terrace, library, computer facilities overlooking private landscaped development and with stunning views of the city.

The Steelworks complex, is located in the city centre between Talbot St and Amiens St in the IFSC vicinity. The campus is approximately 600 metres from the main shopping area of Henry St & O’Connell St, and is superbly served for transport with easy access to trains, Luas tramline and city and regional bus terminals.

Accommodation

Dublin has a wide choice of apartments, bed-sits, lodgings, guesthouses and hostels where students make their home every year. There is so much to do and see with thousands of traditional and contemporary pubs, restaurants and clubs. The city has more than it’s fair share of museums, galleries and historical buildings too.